Dave Chappelle roasts San Francisco’s crime problem, says they ‘need a Batman’
Jenny Goldsberry
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Comedian Dave Chappelle held a surprise show in San Francisco, California and ended up roasting the city.
San Francisco hosts roughly 38,000 homeless people every night, according to a 2022 report by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. That is a small fraction of the 30% of the nation’s homeless population currently living in California. Chappelle reportedly told a story about going out to eat at an Indian restaurant in the Tenderloin neighborhood just to see a homeless person defecate in front of it.
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“What the f*** happened to this place?” Chappelle said per the SF Gate.
The comedian went on to tease the city, describing it as “half Glee half zombie movie.” Audience members seemingly turned on him, and tried to ask Chappelle for his opinion about a homeless person who was hosed in the area recently. Chappelle largely ignored them and claimed he used to perform in San Francisco so often, the city was like his personal ATM machine.
“Y’all [N-words] need a Batman!” Chappelle said.
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This comes three months after Chappelle saw backlash when his resident town of Yellow Springs, Ohio scrapped its plans for low-cost housing after comedian he threatened to pull several investments from the area.
His publicist did not respond to the Washington Examiner’s request for comment.